Operating instructions

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f) Beextrac autioustoreduceriskof dropping a metaltool
ontobattery.Itmightsparkorshort-circuit battery or
otherelectricalpartthatmaycauseexplosion.
g) Remove personalmetalitemssuchasrings,bracelets,
necklaces,andwatcheswhe nworkingwithlea d-acid
battery. A lead-ac id ba ttery canproduce a short-circuit
currenthighenoughtoweld a ring ortheliketometal,
causi ng a severeburn.
h) Usechargerforcharging a LEAD-ACID battery only.Itis
notintendedtosupplypower to a lowvoltageelectrical
systemotherthanin a starter-motor application.Donot
use ba ttery chargerforchargingdry-cellbatteriesthat
arecommonlyusedwithhomeapplianc es.These batter-
iesmayburstandcauseinjurytopersonsanddamageto
property.
i) NEVERcharge a frozenbattery.
12.
PREPARINGTOCHARGE
a) Ifnecessarytor emove battery fromvehic letocharge,
al waysremovegroundedterminalfrom b attery first.
Makesureallaccessoriesinthevehicleareoff, so as not
tocauseanarc.
b) Besureareaaround battery iswellventilatedwhilebat-
tery isb eingcharged .
c) Clean battery terminals.Becarefultokeepcor rosion
fromcomingincontactwitheyes.
d) Adddistilledwaterin eachcelluntil battery acid reaches
levelspeciedby battery manufacturer.Donotoverll.
For a battery withoutremovablecellcaps,suchasvalve
regulatedleadacidbatteries,carefully followmanufac-
turer’srecharginginstruction.
e) Studyall battery manufacturer’sspecific precautions
whilechargingandrecommendedrate sofcharge.
f) Determinevoltageof battery byreferringtocarowner’s
manualandmakesureitmatchesoutputratingof battery 
charger.
13. CHARGERLOCATION
a) Locate chargerasfarawayfrom battery asDCcables
permit.
b) N e verplacechargerdirectlyabove battery being
charged;gasesfrom battery willcorrodeanddamage
charger.
c) Neverallow battery acidtodriponc harge rwhenread-
ingelectrolytespecific gravityor fillingbattery.
d) Donotopera techargerin a closed-inareaorrestrict
ventilationinanyway.
e) Donotset a battery ontopofcharger.
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